Morris tribune., 1887-06-01
LOCALS.

Servant girls are very scarce.
Farmers institute, June q, %.
A.DeKay visited st. Paul last week.
To make a Maltese cross-step on
its tail.
Prairie schooners continue to move
westward.
The demand for Stevens county
real estate continues.
t. E. Norgord left on Monday night
for Wheatland, D. L.
&c. Campbell driyes some exceed
ingly fine draft horses.
One of the best things on record
q Stevens county farm.
Farm lands are in better demand
and prices are advancing.
A town we'll and a public watering
trough Is greatly needed.
HIS. Judson left last night for a
business visit to Duluth.
Attend the meeting of the old
settlers OF Thursday, June 3Oth.
The Metropolitan was well filled
with guests last Sunday as usual.
The plan now is to locate the VIII
lage library in the Engine house.
Mrs. A. w. Wells has returned
from an extended visit at Herman.
Subscribe for the TRIBUNE and then
induce your neighbor to do likewise.
Plan to attend the farmers institute
on Tuesday and Wednesday, June
81, ..
Notice the advertisement for the
Windsor Hotel which appears IN an
other column.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Coats have
moved from Morris to 573 Lafayette
Ave, st. Paul.
Ifyour real estate taxes are not
paid, you can now add 10 per cent to
the amount due.
LOST-A red striped lap robe.
The finder will please leave same at
CD. Coonquists.
There are considerable number OF
new settlers in the towns of Baker
and Stevens this season.
CHI. Pterson, representing AYertll,
Carpenter & Co., Of st. Paul, sun
dayed at the Metropolitan.
An exchange remarks that moving
a lawn this season is much like a
young dude shaving his whiskers.
The county treasurer and deputy
were the busiest persons III the county
on Monday and Tuesday of this week.
We are pleased to number W. +.
Ware, Edward Thole and J. F.
Shields among recent subscribers to
the TRIBUNE.
ANY person who began his resi-
dence in this county before July 1st.
1876 is eligible to membership in the
old settlers society.
E,P. Watson returned last Sunday
morning from visit with friends at
Marshall, Red Wing, st. Paul and
other points in the state.
Gus Bragg has come home from
Milbank to rest while recovering
from injuries recently sustained by
falling from a swinging scaffold.
Sheriff Munro visited st. Peter last
week and left lady of this county
who has recently become insane, at
the asylum tor care and treatment.
Some very strong gustg Of wind
swept over this county last Sunday
Lumber and other get-at-able articles
were scattered about quite promis
cuously.
Don't say or do anything to dis.
courage men vino are laboring for the
public good, rathR2 put your owl
shoulder to the wheel and help tn
good work along.
Hurry the village library along q
much as possible. People don't wan
to wait any longer than is absolutel!
necessary before beginning to receive
some benefits from it.
The Manitoba says its reduction o
freights is voluntary. "Voluntary" i
good. If the Manitoba management
only had a little cheek how nicely
would get on In the world!
street commissioner Hiland is dc
ing excellent work upon the streets
Approaches to crossings have bee
graded up, streets graded and every
thing is being put in apple pie ordel
The TRIBUNE goes to press Wednes
day morning. To insure insertio
the same week, all correspondence
COPY for notices or advertisement
must be received at this office NJ
later than Tuesday noon.
The Anoka Herald thoughtful
saws: The man who hasn't only
poor report to make of bis own tow
will always benefit 1t by moving Oh
The room OF grumbler is always tt
most valuable thing about him.
The Fife and Drum Corps make
fine appearance in their new uniform
play nicely and are proficient in drl
We confidently expect to see TIE
carry off the honors at the Sat
Centre encampment in few days.
JIG. CampbeIi has just fenced in
section of fine grass land Tor pastuI
If you wish to find good pasture +
your cattle, horses, or colts at reaso
able rates call on or write to M
Campbeii apd have your wants su
piled.
The railroads do not saem to
falling over each other In their fu